AMAC Aerospace Turkey, Istanbul, has completed heavy base maintenance on a Dassault Falcon 7X of a new European customer. The aircraft underwent a 12-month and 800-flight-hour inspection, as well as a 1B-2B letter check and several out-of-phase tasks.
A customer from South Asia brought their Gulfstream IV to AMAC Aerospace in Basel, Switzerland, for maintenance. The aircraft underwent 1C, 6C and 2,000-flight cycle checks. During the inspections, AMAC Aerospace’s team found heavy corrosion on the stabilizers.
In mid-October, AMAC Aerospace Turkey, Istanbul, welcomed 3x Dassault Falcon 2000EX EASy aircraft from a long term customer.
A Dassault Falcon 900EX EASy belonging to a long term customer arrived at AMAC Aerospace’s hangar in Istanbul, Turkey, for a 150-250-hour engine inspection. The engine generator brushes were also inspected and the three generator brushes were replaced because they were approaching the worn-out limit.
At the end of September, JCB Aero completed maintenance of an Airbus A319 at the hangar in Auch, France. The aircraft underwent a 6- and 12-month inspection, as well as cabin refurbishment. The carpet was replaced and a divan was refurbished in collaboration with AMAC Aerospace Basel, Switzerland.
At the beginning of October, AMAC Aerospace’s Istanbul team performed maintenance on two Dassault Falcon 900EX EASy aircraft in Ankara, Turkey.
AMAC Aerospace welcomed a new customer’s Bombardier Global XRS to the hangars in Basel, Switzerland. AMAC Aerospace’s skilled team performed a 180-month inspection of the aircraft along with a Starlink installation.
At the end of September, the Boeing team at AMAC Aerospace Basel, Switzerland, redelivered a Boeing B737 to a long term customer after successfully completing A1 and A2 inspections.
A Bombardier Challenger 650 belonging to one of AMAC Aerospace’s long term customers arrived at the hangars in Basel, Switzerland. AMAC Aerospace’s team performed a 36-month inspection of the aircraft and replaced the nose wheel tires.
At the end of September, two maintenance projects on Gulfstream G650 aircraft were successfully accomplished. The first aircraft arrived at AMAC Aerospace’s hangars in Basel, Switzerland for due maintenance and a registration change. In addition, exterior paint was rectified and window blinds were repaired in AMAC Aerospace’s in-house window shade shop. The second Gulfstream G650 underwent a 1,500
AMAC Aerospace Turkey, Istanbul, is pleased to have completed a Level 3 pre-purchase inspection (PPI) of a Dassault Falcon 2000S.
AMAC Aerospace is pleased to have redelivered two Airbus A319s to long term customers. The first aircraft, which is privately owned, came to the hangars in Basel, Switzerland, for a fuel tank inspection. The second aircraft, which also belongs to a private owner, underwent a registration change.
